Renaissance

Renaissance was in a particularly significant phase of their career around the time of the live recording "Ashes Are Burning" at Carnegie Hall in 1975. Prior to this performance, they had released their acclaimed album "Ashes Are Burning" in the same year, featuring a blend of symphonic rock and progressive elements that showcased their artistic maturation. This live recording draws on their expanding popularity and critical acclaim in the progressive rock scene of the 1970s, illustrating their dynamic live performance style. During this period, they were known for their intricate arrangements and ethereal vocals, largely influenced by frontwoman Annie Haslam’s powerful voice. The Carnegie Hall concert was emblematic of their growing status, as performing at such a prestigious venue demonstrated their success and the respect they garnered within the music industry.

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